Stereo Microscope 10x-30x Dual LED Lights

  • High quality optical glass elements;harp stereo erect images over a wide field view
  • Rotational objectives: 1x, 3x;Magnification levels: 10x, 30x;45°inclined binocular head
  • Diopter adjustment on left ocular-tube;Adjustable inter-pupillary distance
  • Locked-in eyepieces;Adjustable focus knob tension
  • Dual LED lights: incident and transmitted LED lights

Product Description
Packing List: (1)Binocular stereo microscope with a pair of WF10X eyepieces; (2)Frosted glass objective stage plate;
(3) Black/white plastic stage plate;(4) Rubber eyeshields;(5)Wrench for focus knob tension adjustment;(6)Allen key for stage lock;(7)Dust cover;(8)Power adapter: 120V AC 60 Hz 5.2 VA; Output: 4.5 VDC 600mA;(9)3 AA batteries… More >>

Stereo Microscope 10x-30x Dual LED Lights

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Student Stereo Microscope 30x Dual Lights

  • High quality optical glass elements; Locked-in eyepieces
  • Long working distance: 80mm; 45°inclined binocular head
  • Dual lights: incident and transmitted lights
  • Sharp stereo erect images over a wide field view
  • Adjustable inter-pupillary distance; Adjustable focus knob tension

Product Description
Packing List:(1)Binocular stereo microscope with a pair of WF15X eyepieces; (2)Frosted glass objective stage plate; (3)Black/white plastic stage plate;(4)Rubber eyeshields
Wrench for focus knob tension adjustment; (5)Allen key for stage lock
Dust cover; (6)Extra tungsten bulb (12V/10W)… More >>

Student Stereo Microscope 30x Dual Lights

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  • Plug and see, no special knowledge needed
  • 2 pairs of eyepieces — WF10X/20 and WF20X/10
  • 20mm super large field of view eyepieces WF10X/20
  • Long working distance (76 mm ) allows enough operation space
  • 360°swiveling binocular head; Dual upper and lower LED illuminators

Product Description
Packing List:
(1)Binocular stereo microscope with 2x and 4x objective
(2)2 WF10X/20 eyepieces
(3)2 WF20X/10 eyepieces
(4)Power adapter (AC120v/DC4.5v 600mA)
(5)Frosted glass stage plate
(6)Black/white plastic stage plate
(7)Rubber eyeguards
(8)Allen key for locking stage plate
(9)Wrench for tension adjustment
(10)Dust cover
(11)3 AA batteries… More >>

Binocular Stereo Microscope 20x-40x-80x w Dual LED Lights

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  • 45°inclined 360°rotatable binocular head,Three magnification levels: 20x, 40x & 80x
  • Long working distance,Dual LED lights-low heat, long life time
  • Long working distance,Sharp stereo erect images over a wide field view
  • 90°rotational objective,Adjustable inter-pupillary distance
  • Diopter adjustment on left ocular-tube,Metal stand and framework

Product Description
Head: 45°Inclined 360°rotatable binocular;
Eyepieces: wide field WF10X/20 & WF20X;
Objectives: rotational 2x & 4x;
Left ocular-tube diopter adjustment ±5dp;
Interpupillary distance: 2-3/16″ ~ 2-15/16″(55-75mm);
Working distance: 3-5/32″ (80mm);
Working distance with optional 0.5x attachable objective: 4-3/4″ (120mm);
Incident (upper) illuminator: LED;
Transmitted (lower) illuminator: LED;
Easy illumination mode switch: [upper only] [off] [lower only];
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20x-40x-80x Binocular Stereo Microscope Dual LED Lights

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Battery Lights

Battery Operated Lights.

Battery operated lights have come a long way. Many people believe batteries are a fairly new invention. Did you know the first battery was invented in 1800? Or that the first flashlight was made in 1898? Now, those batteries were not the kind you and I think of today. They were actually quite unstable and not very reliable. Lets take a look at how battery lights came to be.

History of Lights.

Light has been used by man for a long time. Light gives our plants energy, which in turn feeds us. We also get vitamin D from light. Before modern scientific times, light was something that was thought just to be seen by our eyes. By the 1500’s and 1600’s though, telescopes, microscopes and new lenses were being invented. We could then see things on a smaller scope. Isaac Newton discovered the color spectrum in 1666. Soon the electric light bulb was invented by Thomas Edison. Light is useful in many aspects of our life. It helps us to see at night, directs traffic, helps us see while we read and gives us light for photography. It’s also useful in areas of health such as giving our food vitamin A, helping plants to grow and fights disease. We use light for everything now a days.

History of Batteries.

Batteries came on the scene around 1800. Batteries were invented by an Italian, Volta. They were rather unstable because they were wet cell batteries. For that reason, wet cell batteries were used to power stationary devices. In 1859, the first rechargeable battery was invented by Gaston Plante. Finally a dry cell battery was invented in 1887 by Carl Gassner that was much safer to use and portable. It changed the liquid material into a paste to make it more stable. In 1955, alkaline batteries were introduced to the public. Up until then, batteries had a short life and were very expensive.

Battery Lights, Together.

Batteries and lights came together. The first battery operated lights were flashlights. Today though, we have battery operated lights. Many Christmas tree lights are battery powered. It allows for mobility of your tree. Also, many people use battery lights for weddings. Battery operated lights are popular for outdoor weddings where electrical outlets are unavailable. You can also string the battery lights through the bouquets to make them shine at an evening ceremony. Actually, battery lights are popular for almost any occasion. The flexibility of battery operated lights allows them to be used almost anywhere.

LED Lights.

LED lights are becoming very popular. LED stands for light emitting diode. They use very little energy and put out much less heat. This attracts many people trying to save on their electric bill, especially with rising energy costs. LED lights are more expensive, right now, but the total cost of ownership is far less then the average incandescent light. LED lights produce more light than the average bulb, per watt. LED lights are the way of the future.

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  • 20x & 40x 3D Stereo Magnification; Dual Variable Halogen Lighting; Tension Adjust Focuser System
  • Trinocular Head — Allows for Photo and CCD Imaging with Optional Attachments
  • Wide Field 10x Eyepiece Set is Included. 15x and 20x eyepieces are available!
  • Reversible black/white & frosted glass specimen holders; 45 degree inclined head rotates 360 degrees
  • 5 Year Warranty

Product Description
This microscope is designed for professional grade viewing of a wide range of specimens. This microscope is manufactured with a rotating 2x – 4x objective lens made from premium ground optical glass. Used in conjunction with the 10x (20mm) stereo eyepieces, you can achieve magnifications of 20x to 40x right out of the box. We offer a range of optional eyepieces and objectives as well. An optional wide field 15x eyepieces, allows for extended viewing magnifications t… More >>

20x-40x STEREO MICROSCOPE, TRINOCULAR HEAD, DUAL LIGHTS

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